As I head off the deck into the yard, I notice a very LARGE tree just laying across our shed. The kind that might come down during a bad storm...except that the weather had been clear all day.
Perry had mowed the lawn earlier in the day and the tree had been upright at that time. No one had noticed when they went out to swim...in the backyard. No one heard a large crash (as you might expect when a tree this large comes down).

Fortunately, it just hit the lean-to portion of the deck (come on, everyone has a "lean-to" in their yard, right?!) and it didn't smash the larger part of the deck containing the generator, the mowers, etc. (i.e....the things that would actually cost some $$ to replace!)


As if Perry doesn't have enough projects to finish in his last few weeks of summer break, now he had to break out the chainsaw and clean up this mess.
I'm still wondering how a tree that big could come crashing down with NO ONE noticing it (and there people around all day!)
3 comments:
So I guess a tree really doesn't make a noise if someone isn't there to hear it?
Uh. Wow. You're sure no one heard anything? I mean that's one heck of a tree!
Maybe if it had hit the shed someone would have heard it? Yikes!
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